http://www.racesimcentral.net/~mrp/gpl/brandshatch/
ta,
martin.
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Very nice!
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Graham Hill seems like a nice chap, and it seems like he did know the
other thing about racing... ;-)
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> ta,
> martin.
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JB
> http://www.weblint.org/~mrp/gpl/brandshatch/
>ta,
>martin.
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Graham's autobiography "Life At the Limit" is a hoot to read. It was
written shortly after his 1969 U.S. GP accident, and I suspect it's long
out of print
>JB
/petern
>>Hill's best quote..."If the back wheels lock up, the car may spin round,
>>and that will unsettle you somewhat."
>>JB
>Graham's autobiography "Life At the Limit" is a hoot to read. It was
>written shortly after his 1969 U.S. GP accident, and I suspect it's long
>out of print
And you are right, it is a great read.
: >Hill's best quote..."If the back wheels lock up, the car may spin round,
: >and that will unsettle you somewhat."
: >
: >JB
: Graham's autobiography "Life At the Limit" is a hoot to read. It was
: written shortly after his 1969 U.S. GP accident, and I suspect it's long
: out of print
also try 'graham'. a journalist was recording interviews with hill,
which covered a lot of the same ground as 'life at the limit' but went
on to include his decision to stop racing, forming a team, and so on.
the interviews continued right up to his death. it's written very
much in the same style as 'life at the limit'. the last chapter is
written by his widow, and is a real tear-jerker, even for this hardend
race-sim ***.
martin.
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